Luminous auto painted spinning wheels mesmerize travelers at Sea-Tac International Airport.

Artist Nikhil Chopra creates a charcoal mural during a tour-de-force public performance.

Revitalizing Atlantic City through the Arts.

12-story wind driven kinetic light sculputre you have to see.

Democracy and free speech inspire public artist and the people of Philadelphia.

Luminous Field is a site-specific video and sound installation.

Performance brought the creation of the sculpture by Patrick Marold to a close.

Artist Susan Robb takes participants on a 45+ mile, 4 day walk.

The work by artist Ben Rubin consists of a stream of text vignettes projected on the façade of the building.

Public art work creates an interactive experience to draw visitors down to the canal and raise awareness of its condition.

Federico Muelas creates a permanent public art installation for the George Pearl Hall building at the University of New Mexico.

Hive (Bleecker Street) is a light installation for the Bleecker Street Station in New York City by Leo Villareal.

To celebrate 100th birthday of Grand Central Terminal, Arts for Transit commissioned Improv Everywhere and a group of 135 performers to surprise travelers.

People gathered around a communal table to meet, discuss and debate the politics of food production.

Arts InSight discovers the Funnel Tunnel, a 180 foot long temporary civic art sculpture by Houston-based artist Patrick Renner.

Artist Jennifer Steinkamp work of art Murmuration is a digital animation activated within a transparent LED display situated in the middle of a five-story lobby of the Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse in Long Beach, CA. While researching historic representations of justice, Steinkamp was intrigued by the image of Ma'at, the Egyptian goddess of justice depicted with an ostrich feather in her headband serving as a symbol of truth and justice.

Installation of art at 17th and Fond du Lac Avenue draw community attention and participation.

James Turrell's The Color Inside, is a Skyspace commissioned by Landmarks for The University of Texas at Austin.

Blighted property in York's downtown transforms into a new public art project.

Artist Andres Serrano explains the title of his temporary public art installation featuring a series of large-scale photographic portraits.

CREATE: The Community Meal, from Public Art Saint Paul by Seitu Jones, aimed to lower barriers to making healthy food choices.

Video installation 'New York Minute' features video portraits of everyday New Yorkers doing everyday activities in super-slow motion.

Artist Casey Reas describes his process and though behind the creation of the twin murals that captured television signals and converted them into a visual representation.

Artist Dread Scott engages with the legacy of racism in the United States and pointing to the continuing struggles faced by minorities across the nation by attempting to walk into the battering force of water jetting from a fire hose.

A "large-scale urban earthwork and landscape painting in real time and space" dazzles travelers riding the Northeast Rail Corridor in Philadelphia.

Artist collaborative Luftwerk created INsite to blend a historic site, Farnsworth House, with contemporary media.

Nearly 10,000 stainless steel components, 112 tensioned cables and 224 high-strength rods make up the artwork, Sky Reflector-Net which forms the centerpiece of Fulton Center where 9 subway lines converge.

Inspired by eagle feathers, this mural of 20,000 reflective discs changes as people and traffic move past the building.

Quill, by artist Christian Moeller was recognized by Americans for the Arts Public Art Network (PAN) Year in Review which annually recognizes outstanding public art projects that represent the most compelling work for the year from across the country.

Public art installation created at Alcatraz features sculpture, sound, and mixed-media, turning the iconic prison into a space for dialogue about freedom of expression and human rights.

Generating curiosity while inspiring broader public interest in the visual arts, The Traveling Museum was designed and curated by the Rural Aesthetic Initiative.